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simple integration calculation to find the area ?
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I had a 30 min time step vector T(48*1) values T=[30 60 90 ........1440], and another vector V(48*1) having some values. I want to find out the integration of vector V over vector T in the given range?
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trapz(T,V)
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value_integral = trapz(T,V)
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